Slim Dusty - Lace-Up Shoes
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[00:05.880]Let me tell you a little story bout
[00:08.760]The way things used to be
[00:11.340]My Dad took me to Sydney back in nineteen forty three
[00:17.850]He said son you're not wearing those
[00:20.310]They'd call us bush galoots
[00:24.240]If you went out and walked about
[00:26.580]In those high-heeled riding boots
[00:30.750]But I stand back and laugh today
[00:33.090]At the way that times have changed
[00:35.790]So many town-folk dressed as
[00:37.770]If they just stepped off the range
[00:42.120]But that day back in forty three
[00:44.490]I could not pick and choose
[00:48.480]The day my old man made me wear a pair of lace up shoes
[00:54.450]We went out to Regal Zonophone on Parramatta Road
[01:00.030]We walked along Columbia Lane
[01:02.250]Where some famous feet have strode
[01:06.240]But the man in charge was not impressed
[01:08.850]Don't call us we'll call you
[01:12.390]And to make things worse my feet still hurt
[01:14.880]From those dammed new lace-up shoes
[01:18.810]And there were soldiers everywhere
[01:20.850]In town six o'clock was closing time
[01:23.790]And if you didn't tip everywhere
[01:25.770]You went the yanks won all the time
[01:30.090]I was pushed along as I dreamed of home
[01:32.730]Where the skies were clean and blue
[01:36.690]Far away from this rat race in town
[01:39.030]And big mobs with lace-up shoes
[01:43.140]But I stand back and laugh today
[01:45.510]At the way that times have changed
[01:48.180]So many town-folk dressed as
[01:50.130]If they just stepped off the range
[01:54.420]But that day back in forty three
[01:56.790]I could not pick and choose
[02:00.720]The day my old man made me wear a pair of lace-up shoes
[02:04.950]Here we go
[02:11.880]Now as I look back on the singing track since
[02:14.820]Nineteen forty three
[02:17.250]The harder I worked you know old mate
[02:19.830]The luckier I seemed to be
[02:23.400]But I've always sung of the old home run in
[02:26.160]The best was that I knew
[02:29.790]But I still feel bad when I think of Dad
[02:32.010]And those dammed new lace-up shoes
[02:34.440]Hey
[02:35.970]Yeah I stand back and laugh today
[02:38.670]At the way that times have changed
[02:41.280]So many town-folk dressed as
[02:43.260]If they just stepped off the range
[02:47.220]I've lived my life with few regrets
[02:49.950]The same again I'd choose
[02:53.220]And Be flat as a tack in this old felt hat
[02:56.130]With my pair of Williams shoes
[02:59.880]Yodel lay oh lay oh lay hey hey
文本歌词
Let me tell you a little story bout
The way things used to be
My Dad took me to Sydney back in nineteen forty three
He said son you're not wearing those
They'd call us bush galoots
If you went out and walked about
In those high-heeled riding boots
But I stand back and laugh today
At the way that times have changed
So many town-folk dressed as
If they just stepped off the range
But that day back in forty three
I could not pick and choose
The day my old man made me wear a pair of lace up shoes
We went out to Regal Zonophone on Parramatta Road
We walked along Columbia Lane
Where some famous feet have strode
But the man in charge was not impressed
Don't call us we'll call you
And to make things worse my feet still hurt
From those dammed new lace-up shoes
And there were soldiers everywhere
In town six o'clock was closing time
And if you didn't tip everywhere
You went the yanks won all the time
I was pushed along as I dreamed of home
Where the skies were clean and blue
Far away from this rat race in town
And big mobs with lace-up shoes
But I stand back and laugh today
At the way that times have changed
So many town-folk dressed as
If they just stepped off the range
But that day back in forty three
I could not pick and choose
The day my old man made me wear a pair of lace-up shoes
Here we go
Now as I look back on the singing track since
Nineteen forty three
The harder I worked you know old mate
The luckier I seemed to be
But I've always sung of the old home run in
The best was that I knew
But I still feel bad when I think of Dad
And those dammed new lace-up shoes
Hey
Yeah I stand back and laugh today
At the way that times have changed
So many town-folk dressed as
If they just stepped off the range
I've lived my life with few regrets
The same again I'd choose
And Be flat as a tack in this old felt hat
With my pair of Williams shoes
Yodel lay oh lay oh lay hey hey